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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume 11, Issue 835, 16 March 1867, Page 2

HAWKE'S BAY PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. HP HE FOURTH (and last Concert of the JL Season) will take place In the COUNCIL CHAMBER. on Thursday, the 21st March, PROGRAMME. PART I. OVERTURE— "FraDiavoIo" Aubor CHORUS-" Spring's Delights " Stephens DUETT— "The Warrior Page" Glover DUETT (Piano & Plute)— " Te O Cara " Bellini CHORUS-"Nowisthemonth of Maying" Morley SOLO—" The last rose of summer " ... Moore TRIO (Instrumental) PART 11. OVERTURE— "La Cenerentola" ... Rostini CHORUS— "BIue Bells of Scotland" Neiltordt DUETT (Piano and Violin) CHORUS— " Spirits advance " ... Bishop DUETT— "O werfc thou in tho cauld blast" Mendelsohn CHORUS—" Lutzow's wild chase "... Weber Geo. "Wobgan, Conductor. Tickets will be taken at the door. Doore open at i-past 7, to commence at 8 p.m. H. KNIGHT, 558 Hon. Sec. £1 Reward. LOST, from Marshall's Livery Stables, on Tuesday night last, a BLACK PONY,. epeokftd white, about 13 hands high ; branded 1 W on near shoulder j tail tipped with white j a email sore place, about size of a shilling, under saddle, on near side ; shod all round. Apply to Sergeant WITTY, Military Settiers ; or Mr. JOHN MARSHALL, Settlers' Hotel, Napier. 564 Impounding Notice. TMPOUNDED AT OLIVE March 9, 1867. One black poley Cow, branded H R near ribß One chestnut Filly, about two years old, branded M T near shoulder and rump If not claimed and all expenses paid by tbe 2nd April, they will be sold on that day at noon. F. E. HAMLIN, 565 ' Ponndkeeper, Militia and Volunteer Notice. rpHOSB MEN of the Colonial Forces who X have signified their intention of competing for the Colonial Prizes are hereby warned tbat the competition will take place on MONDAY next, the 25th inst., at tbe range of the Napier Rifle Company, commencing at 9 o'olock a.m. sharp. By Order, E. WITHERS, 566 Capt. & Adjt. For Sale, ; In the Town of Hampden, FOUR FREEHOLD SECTIONS, with a COTTAGE thereon, and various Outbuildings ; a large Garden, well laid out with Fruit Trees, &c. A large amonnt of Timber and Firewood available on the premises , also, a Creek oi- pure Water runs through the same. For further particulars, apply to THOMAS LOUND, 667 Hampden. THE Undersigned begs to intimate to his customers and the public that he has REMOVED from Hampden to that SHOP lately occupied by Mr. S. Onions in Waipawa, where he hopee, by diligenoe and at* tention, to merit patronage. S. BRESNEHEN, Blacksmith. Waipawa, March 14, 1867. 568 Two Guineas Eeward. THE above Reward will be given to any person who will give suoh information as will lead to the oonviotion of the parties who, on or about the 3rd instant, stole from Burwash out-station, on my run, a quantity of Peaches. As the neighbsurhood is not populous, it is hoped there will be no difficulty in convicting the thieves. C. LAMBERT. Lambertford, March 11, 1867. 570 Gownsman. npHIS well-known Horse, late the property A of Lord Stanford, will shortly arrive in Napier. " Gownsman "is by Surplice, out of Tomyris, by Sesostris, by Stane, out of Palmora, by Sultan. His performances are as follows :— In 1864, as a three- year old, he started << times; won the 10 soys. sweep; T.Y.C. a Newmarket; won the Handicap sweep, 10 soys. T.Y.C, beating Attraction, Sytham, Usher, and nine others; won the sweep of 10 boys. T.Y.C, beating Antidote and others j won the Welter Handicap of 5 soys. each at Leamington, beating four others. He also ran second twice. In 1865 he started 9 tiuiv?3 ; won a Handicap Plate of 50 soys. at Warwick, and another Handicap of 50 soys, the next day ; won the Brighton Stakes of 10 soys. each, 54 subs., £100 added, beating 23 horses, including Light, Ostregor, Deerfoofc, Skirmish, Moneyspinner, and Glendoroh ; won the Epsom 4year old Stakes of 50 soys. each over the new Derby Course, by three lengths ; won the County Members' Plate of 50 boys.. added to a sweep of 5 soya, each, 25 subs., at Nottingham, beating Attache and others. He also ran second at Liverpool for the Sefton Handicap. 571 OTAGO GOVERNMENT "" RURAL LAND SALES. TUESDAY, 26th MARCH, 1867. About 100,000 Acres for Sale, at the Upset Price of 10s. per Acre. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Waste Land Board of Otogo have resolved, with the sanction of the Superintendent and Provincial Council, to sell by auction, uuder the powers conferred by clause 35 of the " Otngo Waste Lands Act, 1866," the unsold surveyed lands within tho Hundreds of Dunedin, East and West Taieri, North and South Tokomairiro, and West and East Cluthr , and Waihola, at the upset price of 10s. per acre. The sale of the above lands will commence on Tuesday, the 26th day of March, 1857, at 12 o'clock, within the Provincial Council Hall, Government Buildings, Dunedin; and will begin with the allotments in the Dunedin Hundred, followed by those in the other Hundreds, in tne order named above. The sale will be continued from day to day. The Qazetle, stating the sections, &c, of land for sale, can be obtained at the Waste Land Office, Dunedin, the Survey Offices at Lawrence, Clyde, and Queenstown, and at all tho Postoffices and School-houses throughout the Province, free of charge. W. H. CUTTEN, Chief Commissioner of the Waste Land Board. 573 WANTED a Situation as NEEDLEWOMAN. Would not objeot to assist in Housework, Addreeß 0.X., office of this paper. 659